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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Aug 29.
Published in final edited form as: J Flood Risk Manag. 2024 Feb 13;17(2):e12974. doi: 10.1111/jfr3.12974

TABLE 4.

Bivariate linear regression models (OLS) of the census tract number of calls for each predictors included in the analysis.

Predictor Estimate Standard error p
1 Poverty 113.1 16.31 ≤0.0001
2 Black 30.37 7.42 ≤0.0001
3 Older units 70.97 10.67 ≤0.0001
4 Rental units 3.97 13.62 0.771
5 Elderly −8.63 20.48 0.674
6 Disadvantage 140.19 19.96 ≤0.0001
7 Affluence −127.23 16.82 ≤0.0001
8 Distance to interceptor −5.92 9.88 0.549
9 Elevation −5.38 3.58 0.135

Note: Estimates for poverty, Black households, older units, rental units, elderly residents, and ethnic immigrant households represent the change in the number of calls given a 10% increase. Disadvantage and advantage represent the change in the number of calls given a 0.1 change in either. Estimates for distance to interceptor and elevation on the predicted change in flood calls are given calculated given a 1 km and 1 m increase, respectively.